Scarborough brothers aged six and four sell toys to buy chocolate for the Rainbow Centre

Two young boys aged six and four have sold their old toys and bought selection boxes to give to other youngsters this Christmas
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Finlay, 6, and Ellis, 4, who both go to St Peter’s Roman Catholic Primary School, sort through their old toys every year to ‘make room for Santa’.

But this year, rather than simply giving them away, they decided to sell them to raise money which could be used to buy chocolate to donate to the Rainbow Centre for Christmas.

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Proud mum, Sam Wade, 37, said: “They were really up for it. We sorted through the toys and found books and teddies we no longer used, and then sold them locally on Facebook.

Finlay, 6, and Ellis, 4 sold their old toys to raise money to buy chocolate for the Rainbow CentreFinlay, 6, and Ellis, 4 sold their old toys to raise money to buy chocolate for the Rainbow Centre
Finlay, 6, and Ellis, 4 sold their old toys to raise money to buy chocolate for the Rainbow Centre

“In total we made £15 which we used to buy the selection boxes.

“Ellis didn’t really understand what we were doing at first, but once we’d been out and bought the sweets, he was really pleased we’d done it.”